@@cube5380 only the newer optiplexes have slots for them. The main issue with the newer ones is that they have a dell proprietary power supply which limits the gpu’s that can actually be used. Older optiplexes are usually chosen due to the ability to switch out the power supply
I'm might late but I'm actually using dell optiplex as main computer and if you just slam the Gpu and psu(i don't).you actually have a really good pc for decent gaming.
theres also that one where he gives a strat on how to scam angry mothers on facebook marketplace by saying the pc is worth less than what they're selling it for
@@2M2M2M2Mthese thermaltake smart power supply’s are notorious for blowing up and taking all the other parts with it. There is a website that professionally Ranks very power supply and these are F tier
@@12takesanL for that budget they aren't "shit" they're decent atleast alot better than those unknown Chinese psu brands that actually do impose a fire hazard.
optiplex + 550w PSU & $100 GPU is a legendary combo that will never end, Dell still makes optiplexes new. Imagine in a few years we are doing this with Optiplexes with i5-13500s and RTX 6050s
Actually did this build, still use it today. The mobo is hard to work with, you definitely need a power supply upgrade. And there are variants of the CPU you can find. I found mine with a i7-4770, slapped a MSI Ventus 1660 Super OC in it, swapped it, and installed a new PSU. Ran Death Stranding at 60 FPS. (If you plan to do a case swap adapters are required for the front panel. There are some UA-cam videos covering it.)
Keep in mind that it will require some case mods for a new psu, also you'll need a motherboard replacement because the motherboard uses a proprietary 8 pin power connector instead of the standard 24 pin.
HP Z420 + GTX 750ti will get you running most eSport titles on low - medium settings for about $100 Spend an additional $200 on a GTX 1660ti, new 3.6gz CPU and 32GB of RAM and you'll be able to run a tonne of games at low-medium settinga 60fps + eSport titles at High/Ultra at 60+ fps
Yall are so dumb. Get a 1070 for 100 or less, a cheap xeon e5 2680 v3 for under 10 dollars, a x99 mobo off ali for 45,16gb ddr4 for 30, a cheap ssd for like 20 bucks the cheapest case and a 500w psu for under 40 and youll get 200fps in fortnite @@dylan6259
Yeah. Especially for Fortnite. I actually doubt this would get 60 FPS just because of that CPU bottleneck no matter what graphical settings you choose.
@@yomaso1134you seriously under estimate the capabilities of older CPU’s. i3’s from the same generation as the CPU in this office PC are capable of over 100fps in Fortnite. A higher clocked i5 with more cores is going to do even better. Don’t sleep on what these kinds of PC’s can do in games
@@youraveragejoephoto I'm assuming you're saying that with performance mode in mind? I honestly wouldn't deem that playable in any sense. It stutters like crazy on all systems and the visibility is horrid. I was referring to DirectX11/12 performance. Also, I'm not 'under estimating' this CPU, or at least not in the way you think. I know this CPU is good and pairs fairly nicely with a 1660 Super, but when you're dealing with Fortnite you have to take your expected performance and cut it in half. It's actually shocking.
I got a 9020 mt with an i7 4770 in it for free, I also upgraded the ram to 16gb, the ssd to 1tb, and the gpu to a rx 6400 due to the low power consumption. All of it only costed me around 170 dollars and it can play most games at 60 fps at 1080p (some games need fsr or rsr).
And with every single other build in the world. Every single build has a bottleneck. There is no build without a bottleneck. We using buzzwords for karma with this one ️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️
@@stevensouillard5997not really. The CPU isn’t that old/slow. It should pair fine especially at that range. Besides if you want just find the highest end intel of that CPU socket and just switch it out.
BRO, THAT WAS LEGIT MY FIRST PC. I got it for my 13th birthday, and instead of a 1660 super, I had a 1050ti. Now Im 19 and have a $3000 pc with a7900xtx 😂
Ngl that's kinda overkill but to each his own ig lol. Tbh for me I am really fine with high fps 1440p gaming, that really seems sufficient for me for now. Maybe down the line someday I might start fancying 4k but at the moment, 1440p just seems like a golden place to be at. Really good detail, which can be complemented with good fps without busting your credit card lol.
I need some advice I’m not tryna spend a lot of money but I want a PC that literally can just run COD at good quality. I don’t want it to be glitching out bc the PC is bad but again I just need it to run cod & OBS. I’m not needing some high end PC that runs 50+ games and does all the insane things. Can I get one for under $500?
@@Wixer_Mixer no it won’t. I’m a PC technician I’m pretty sure I know what I’m talking about. These older processors are still more than adequate for a 1660. It’s a super weak card and won’t even be bottlenecked by a 2nd gen i7.
exactly what I did for my brother's first PC, although the GPU I used wasn't as good (it was from my first PC build that I put together with graduation money, lol) it runs great, though I plan to get him on the SSD train soon.
its crazy how good gpus improved over 10 years. like in 5-10 more years running any game 4k 240fps will be so easy. not to add the crazy power efficiencey. and also fsr will improve so much, its gonna be unreal.
i got a intel core i7 980x, 12gb ram, cool x treme cooler, 250gb ssd, 4 rgb fans, atx gaming case and a 500 be quiet psu for 140€. it runs valorant on 300 fps on high settings with 7 google tabs open and medal running in the background.
@@Viky2594 yeah its a cpu that a lot of collectors want, i know a guy who sold one for 80€ while i got it for 65€ including the motherboard cooler and ram
@@gavwrecker yeah but those kinda suck now a days. They preform similar to a $150 pc. Honestly I think I could build something similar for $100 preformance wise
@@gavwrecker you have to pay for Xbox live if you want multiplayer and like others have stated its a lot more limiting than a PC. This used to be my setup before my now current am4 build and I would rather spend $300 on a PC than a console.
Especially with these older Optiplexs I prefer to either make sure that it comes with an i7 or upgrade to one. That hyper threading is very important to me and makes quite the difference in performance.
You should also check if the cpu can keep up with the gpu. I just searched up and the gpu combo that you picked will cause the gpu to perform 40.5% less than it would with a very good cpu.
Stop listening to these stupid bottleneck calculators and use your common sense, of course it's gonna bottleneck in certain games but it's not a flat "40.5%". A game like fortnite will be probably limited by the cpu, but if you try putting it at the highest settings and higher res it will be limited by the gpu. GPUs don't get magically bottlenecked by a CPU unless it supports an older version of PCIe, and both parts use PCIe 3.0
look around the used market for some deals. I built a really nice looking and powerful gaming PC for around $290 tax included. Ryzen 5 1600, rx 5600 xt, 1.5 TB storage, rgb case, and 16GB of ddr4.
I genuinely had to go look up the optiplex specs because I honestly didn't believe it had the specs ... I can confirm .. it will run . I'm not mad. Just impressed .
The coolest Optiplex systems I've seen are the ones with the 1st gen Ryzen Pro CPU's. I'm going to snag one on sale one day to see how they perform compared to their intel counterparts, lol.
A lot of those optiplex have special connectors for the MB so you would either have to use the gpu it came with or buy an adapter, if you stick with no adapter/ included psu best bet would be a 3050 since it doesn’t require additional power
The 1660 super is honestly a goated budget gpu. I ran one for around a year or more in a budget build i made with a 7700k i put in a old pc i had laying around and i could run CSGO, Valorant, and other heavier weight titles with little issues. Now i also overclocked the pc all the way to jesus himself (just below the point where it thermal throttled or just straight up crashed) and on a 1080p monitor, still was a great unit
Did this with mine, i just bought a new case for better airflow and found a 2060 super in my local landfill. Cost me less than $100 and it's still kicking 4 years later.
Linus took me out behind his studio and showed me his techtips. I'm still very shaken up about it, and I tried telling the police but they all laughed at me.
I got a good dell optiplex that had a i5 7th gen cpu 16gb of ram (no ssd) 500 watt ps for 50 bucks no damages or anything, literally slapped in a gtx 1050 that I bought for 20 bucks and now it’s my emulation computer for retro games.
i dont think you realize even a little bit on how demanding fortnite has become, i have a 3060ti and an i7-11700f with 16gb of ddr4 3200 mhz and i cant get not even a stable 180 fps in the standard battle royal mode (and yes i fully optimized my pc)
To put how insane the price is, I bought a computer when prices were high with around the same specs and spent around 1k on it. This is daylight robbery with how the prices are going down.
All eBay Parts: GTX 980 or 770(if you really want to I guess a 660 Ti), 550-700W(TX850,CX500M,CV750 or a CX750M)Corsair/EVGA PSU, H110M(DDR4, gigabyte)LGA 1151 motherboard or a B150M(DDR4, ASUS),this is around $300 AUD and even cheaper in USD:edit you could just try to find some good Facebook market place deals too or just find a office PC(preferably Mid-Tower), use it for the case, get a Motherboard, PSU, CPU(use the one from the office computer), CPU cooler(office computer should come with one) and then a GPU
Well my recommendation is buying a like 50-100$ desktop with 16g ram and then upgrading the cpu to a ryzen 5 5600g bcuz it has igpu also fortnite is cpu dependant i also recommend a better ssd or psu
I'd get a 2nd hand PSU, spend a few dollars on some noctua TIM (nt-h1 price for performance and quantity is best value I know of and you won't be able to take advantage of what something like TG kryonaut or hydronaut brings on that CPU). I'd go for a 2nd hand GPU also like a 3060 and you can probably end up still in budget. If you're patient you can find Optiplexes coming out in huge lots out of places like electronics recycling centers for cheaper or from auctions. The mobos have few frills but are typically reliable, the cases at least used to be very easy to work in if proprietary, and you can get a solid working machine.
Also I recommend finding a good SSD to make loading times a bit quicker.
Yeah facts
Get a 120 gb sata drive for your Os, and plenty of these optiplexs even have m.2 slots babyyyyyy
@@joshd108why would you get a sata for the boot drive when M2 is much faster?
@@cube5380cz rhis pc is too old and doesn't have m 2 slots
@@cube5380 only the newer optiplexes have slots for them. The main issue with the newer ones is that they have a dell proprietary power supply which limits the gpu’s that can actually be used. Older optiplexes are usually chosen due to the ability to switch out the power supply
buying a used old PC from schools was actually genius i wasn't expecting that
I'm might late but I'm actually using dell optiplex as main computer and if you just slam the Gpu and psu(i don't).you actually have a really good pc for decent gaming.
this is the oldest trick in the book ur just not in community
@@HalfPassedOut I mean,I use my optiplex as daily driver but it really good if you play older game like from 2010 or below
I know I use gt710 but to be fair,I DON'T REALLY care at all if my pc is 30 FPS
I also use a business class computer, Lenovo think centre. It's pretty decent and i got it some mods too
this is the only time ive ever seen a video by you actually about pcs
True 😂
CarteriPhones
theres also that one where he gives a strat on how to scam angry mothers on facebook marketplace by saying the pc is worth less than what they're selling it for
People make this joke even though he talks about pcs and peripherals all the time😂
I5 is sooooo old
"decent psu" my brotha thats the turbo flame tornado maker 9000
What do you know about psus
@@2M2M2M2Mthese thermaltake smart power supply’s are notorious for blowing up and taking all the other parts with it. There is a website that professionally Ranks very power supply and these are F tier
Thermaltake actually makes good psus
@@2M2M2M2M the thermaltake smart psus are actually shit, and they are not safe, or worse could start a fire
@@12takesanL for that budget they aren't "shit" they're decent atleast alot better than those unknown Chinese psu brands that actually do impose a fire hazard.
Carter do the impossible
You hitting the thug shake
ws WAITING for this ☠
Do the thug shake Carter.
What is the thug shake I need to know😢
Why are people doing this again
@@Memes4free123 twerking
optiplex + 550w PSU & $100 GPU is a legendary combo that will never end, Dell still makes optiplexes new. Imagine in a few years we are doing this with Optiplexes with i5-13500s and RTX 6050s
TY FOR THIS I BOUGHT IT AND IT WORKED
Bruh my dell oplex got fried when I put in a $50 1060
An rtx 6050 and an i5 13th gen is crazy bottleneck
@@sparkythefoxgaming985 you have to upgrade the PSU too
@@itsarian. People casually use 10400s and 3050/1650s. This is no different
Actually did this build, still use it today.
The mobo is hard to work with, you definitely need a power supply upgrade. And there are variants of the CPU you can find. I found mine with a i7-4770, slapped a MSI Ventus 1660 Super OC in it, swapped it, and installed a new PSU. Ran Death Stranding at 60 FPS. (If you plan to do a case swap adapters are required for the front panel. There are some UA-cam videos covering it.)
I build a budget pc the total was 130 dollars and i run 165 fps on fortnite creative and in pubs it goes from 140 to 80 fps
Mm
@jylrr1373 the hell? please send me your build bro im finna ask my parents for christmas
@@Drainalyse 🤣🤣🤣
@@jyllr please bro i need it
Keep in mind that it will require some case mods for a new psu, also you'll need a motherboard replacement because the motherboard uses a proprietary 8 pin power connector instead of the standard 24 pin.
what
Nahh no motherboard swap some dell optiplex has normal connector and for the proporitory one we have converter
@@adiplayz8115 I didn't know there was a converter. Can you send me a link because I kinda need a psu upgrade.
@@brutal2417 which exact model of optiplex u have
@@adiplayz8115 optiplex 9020 mt
Rare footage of carter making pc videos
Alright so hear me out in this, instead of buying just one of those bad boys, and hear me out, you buy two and send the other to me.
HP Z420 + GTX 750ti will get you running most eSport titles on low - medium settings for about $100
Spend an additional $200 on a GTX 1660ti, new 3.6gz CPU and 32GB of RAM and you'll be able to run a tonne of games at low-medium settinga 60fps + eSport titles at High/Ultra at 60+ fps
Yall are so dumb. Get a 1070 for 100 or less, a cheap xeon e5 2680 v3 for under 10 dollars, a x99 mobo off ali for 45,16gb ddr4 for 30, a cheap ssd for like 20 bucks the cheapest case and a 500w psu for under 40 and youll get 200fps in fortnite @@dylan6259
@@dylan6259200 for a 1660ti is a scam you could get a 1080ti for less
As a owner of this exact computer, it does run very well.
Will it run any steam game?😂😂
Yes.@@Caelan-c7e
@@Caelan-c7e yes
@@TooSkeptikalgta rp also?
I want to play it but my laptop is so trash and old I have €400 budget
Wait, did you just find my $100 to $200 NAS project?
Carter do the impossible. Build a Gaming PC with $300 that can run Horizon Forbidden West at 120FPS.
Just get an Xbox series S
@@nahomie6503no steam, + a variety of different reasons to have a pc over an Xbox.
@@nahomie6503it’s not even on Xbox and the Series S would probably cap the game at 30 fps anyway
@@SimulatechThe xbox isnt the one that caps the frames
@@minors290 yes it does
Ok, you hit a 100k. Now, do the thug shake
Now he hit a million
Now he hit a billion
@@aliensarecool123💀
now he hit a trillion
That's very similar to my optiplex 7010
That bottleneck is gonna be crazy
Yeah. Especially for Fortnite. I actually doubt this would get 60 FPS just because of that CPU bottleneck no matter what graphical settings you choose.
@@yomaso1134you seriously under estimate the capabilities of older CPU’s. i3’s from the same generation as the CPU in this office PC are capable of over 100fps in Fortnite. A higher clocked i5 with more cores is going to do even better. Don’t sleep on what these kinds of PC’s can do in games
a 4th gen i5 can be more than competent with a 1660 super, hell i would say it’s a perfect match
It's really not that bad in my personal Dell Optiplex 9020 I have a i7 4770 with a rx5700xt which is basically equivalent to an RTX 3060
@@youraveragejoephoto I'm assuming you're saying that with performance mode in mind? I honestly wouldn't deem that playable in any sense. It stutters like crazy on all systems and the visibility is horrid. I was referring to DirectX11/12 performance. Also, I'm not 'under estimating' this CPU, or at least not in the way you think. I know this CPU is good and pairs fairly nicely with a 1660 Super, but when you're dealing with Fortnite you have to take your expected performance and cut it in half. It's actually shocking.
Bro is so proud of this ❤
Just enough for Lego's Boba Fetts Slave 1 Microfighter
That school computer better than my 700$ one 💀
That’s better than every single school Chromebook in my district merged into one
My school has Alienware pcs lmao
mine has ideacentres
Bro forgot shipping fees 💀
free shipping :)
@@alkalinebow not everywhere bro🤦
that's what the 12 dollars for
and taxes
@@alkalinebow theres still taxes
Bro actually gave me the idea to make sleeper pcs 😳
I thought just buying one of those would do the job, but based off these comments I’m a little worried cuz i have 0 clue wtf their even talkin bout
I got a 9020 mt with an i7 4770 in it for free, I also upgraded the ram to 16gb, the ssd to 1tb, and the gpu to a rx 6400 due to the low power consumption. All of it only costed me around 170 dollars and it can play most games at 60 fps at 1080p (some games need fsr or rsr).
Big mistake for the
6400 is a bad choice
@@poraki1360 ik I should've probably gone with a 1650
@@poraki1360 I still wanted to try an amd card for the first time though
@@brutal2417onlyif its the skinny 6400
we getting bottlenecked with this one🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥🔥
YEP
And with every single other build in the world. Every single build has a bottleneck. There is no build without a bottleneck. We using buzzwords for karma with this one ️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️️
@@maybacherkarma? this ain't reddit 💀
@@maybacher the bottleneck on this build is outrageous and a 1660 super would be overkill for such an old cpu
@@stevensouillard5997not really. The CPU isn’t that old/slow. It should pair fine especially at that range. Besides if you want just find the highest end intel of that CPU socket and just switch it out.
the bottleneck is gonna be crazy
BRO, THAT WAS LEGIT MY FIRST PC. I got it for my 13th birthday, and instead of a 1660 super, I had a 1050ti. Now Im 19 and have a $3000 pc with a7900xtx 😂
If u don't mind me asking, how did u get the money for the pc? Cuz im tryna get my money up too ngl.
@@dawarmeeran just keep all your expenses low and work hard.
Ngl that's kinda overkill but to each his own ig lol. Tbh for me I am really fine with high fps 1440p gaming, that really seems sufficient for me for now. Maybe down the line someday I might start fancying 4k but at the moment, 1440p just seems like a golden place to be at. Really good detail, which can be complemented with good fps without busting your credit card lol.
Both rich ppl pcs
I need some advice I’m not tryna spend a lot of money but I want a PC that literally can just run COD at good quality. I don’t want it to be glitching out bc the PC is bad but again I just need it to run cod & OBS. I’m not needing some high end PC that runs 50+ games and does all the insane things. Can I get one for under $500?
*Instructions Unclear. I am now left with $12 To buy a Monitor, Keyboard and Mouse*
use an old tv as a monitor, cheap mice + keyboards can be found at places like walmart. not the best but can be upgraded in time fairly easily
Exactly what I did for my first gaming pc. Was 250 dollars alltogether. Gtx 980 and a dell optiplex with a survivable psu
The bottle neck is going to be insane
No it won’t lol. At most a 15% bottleneck.
like 15% is small@@Irishkiwi
@@Irishkiwi20%* and wasted money
@@Wixer_Mixer no it won’t. I’m a PC technician I’m pretty sure I know what I’m talking about. These older processors are still more than adequate for a 1660. It’s a super weak card and won’t even be bottlenecked by a 2nd gen i7.
Nah it wouldn’t bottleneck that bad tbh , you could always upgrade the CPU too. A 1650 would be perfect for this processor
exactly what I did for my brother's first PC, although the GPU I used wasn't as good (it was from my first PC build that I put together with graduation money, lol)
it runs great, though I plan to get him on the SSD train soon.
i did the same with my first pc lol
W brother
My friend actually did this a while back and it worked really well. The graphics weren’t the best but it ran Fortnite so smoothly
Carter tries to build a pc but he not gonna do the thug shake?????❔‼️
i really thought he was gonna say ‘if this video hits 100k likes ill do the thug shaker’
What is a thug shaaaake
Shut upppp
@@Memes4free123 you don't wanna knooooow
Carter do the imposible, build a pc that can do the thug shake
underrated comment 😂
Shut up
Disgusting comment😡
its crazy how good gpus improved over 10 years.
like in 5-10 more years running any game 4k 240fps will be so easy.
not to add the crazy power efficiencey.
and also fsr will improve so much, its gonna be unreal.
i got a intel core i7 980x, 12gb ram, cool x treme cooler, 250gb ssd, 4 rgb fans, atx gaming case and a 500 be quiet psu for 140€. it runs valorant on 300 fps on high settings with 7 google tabs open and medal running in the background.
i7 980x, i have not heard that name in a WHILE. Anyways thats a steal!
@@Viky2594 yeah its a cpu that a lot of collectors want, i know a guy who sold one for 80€ while i got it for 65€ including the motherboard cooler and ram
What gpu do u have?
Me thinking to get a used xbox one since it is technically a pc
It’s not technically a pc, they operate differently and you can do ALOT more on pc
you can get used xbox ones for $100 tho
@@gavwrecker yeah but those kinda suck now a days. They preform similar to a $150 pc. Honestly I think I could build something similar for $100 preformance wise
@@gavwrecker you have to pay for Xbox live if you want multiplayer and like others have stated its a lot more limiting than a PC. This used to be my setup before my now current am4 build and I would rather spend $300 on a PC than a console.
I shit on consoles when i bulid 100$ pc
Especially with these older Optiplexs I prefer to either make sure that it comes with an i7 or upgrade to one. That hyper threading is very important to me and makes quite the difference in performance.
Carter should do the thug shake on 60+ fps on 1080p
What is that?
He just doxxed my setup wtf
Fr
bro that school pc is better than my " gaming computer "
You should also check if the cpu can keep up with the gpu. I just searched up and the gpu combo that you picked will cause the gpu to perform 40.5% less than it would with a very good cpu.
Stop listening to these stupid bottleneck calculators and use your common sense, of course it's gonna bottleneck in certain games but it's not a flat "40.5%". A game like fortnite will be probably limited by the cpu, but if you try putting it at the highest settings and higher res it will be limited by the gpu. GPUs don't get magically bottlenecked by a CPU unless it supports an older version of PCIe, and both parts use PCIe 3.0
@@ayyerrfortnite lkmited by cpu lmao😂
the famous giant background calculations game known as fortnite
But then you add taxes 😂😂😂😂
This isn’t Britain I never pay taxes 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🦅🦅🦅🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🦅🇺🇸🦅🇺🇸🦅🇺🇸🦅🇺🇸🦅🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🦅🇺🇸🦅🦅
My school has like legion pcs 👀
Carter do the impossible, do the THUG SHAKER🤬🤬
look around the used market for some deals. I built a really nice looking and powerful gaming PC for around $290 tax included. Ryzen 5 1600, rx 5600 xt, 1.5 TB storage, rgb case, and 16GB of ddr4.
how much fps on games ill buy it
@@PavelGaming-md5rd Sorry already sold. Was able to play most AAA games 100+ FPS High to ultra high settings.
@@larrypotaot btw i hope this isnt trouble but do you got links to any of those items cheap
@@PavelGaming-md5rd I got them off facebook marketplace and craigslist, also built a i5 6600 + GTX 1060 6GB build for only $190
@@PavelGaming-md5rdmoat likely found used
Gotta buy it now Carter !!
4th gen cpu is wild 💀
Daddys money 😢
4th gen aint too bad these days but obviously better options out there
@@randomchannel9331 4th gen can't even play roblox unless all bumped down to low resolution 💀
@@KaoChaos cap, that's GPU issue not CPU
@@randomchannel9331 same thing as opening apps slower and slow ah bootup
And prob die while running for 5 hours straight
I genuinely had to go look up the optiplex specs because I honestly didn't believe it had the specs ... I can confirm .. it will run . I'm not mad. Just impressed .
why would you be mad lmao
The coolest Optiplex systems I've seen are the ones with the 1st gen Ryzen Pro CPU's. I'm going to snag one on sale one day to see how they perform compared to their intel counterparts, lol.
I just bought it I hope it’s as good as everyone says it is
and?
Yo this helped me so much. Tysm Carter!!
$12 to spare? That’s 4 monsters and a bag of chips for the first gaming session
This is a decent budget sleeper build
forgot the part where the optiplex uses a proprietary non-ATX power connector so the PSU doesn’t work
CARTER U HAVE ALMOST 3X THE GOAL, GET THE DANG PC!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
A lot of those optiplex have special connectors for the MB so you would either have to use the gpu it came with or buy an adapter, if you stick with no adapter/ included psu best bet would be a 3050 since it doesn’t require additional power
brother that's i5 4th gen 😭🙏
Do the best 500$ pc
The 1660 super is honestly a goated budget gpu. I ran one for around a year or more in a budget build i made with a 7700k i put in a old pc i had laying around and i could run CSGO, Valorant, and other heavier weight titles with little issues. Now i also overclocked the pc all the way to jesus himself (just below the point where it thermal throttled or just straight up crashed) and on a 1080p monitor, still was a great unit
Bro, that literally looks like my PC!
That I3 will have an extremely fun retirement experience
BRO WHERE IS MY MONITOR
Nah thank you tho
smart way to make a quick gaming pc
Yooo it’s at 160k likes you have to buy it
This is actually what i did when i got into pc gaming in 2018
I recommend to set the effects to "low" it will fix your fps
"pulls out my case"
Carter, I challenge you to build a brand new gaming pc with only $400
"A good PSU" shows thermaltake smart 💀💀💀💀
I looked up all of what you mentioned up and the total is $266 and I am so tempeted to do it 🤣
Hell no😂
algorithm going meth head freaky with this one
Did this with mine, i just bought a new case for better airflow and found a 2060 super in my local landfill. Cost me less than $100 and it's still kicking 4 years later.
this is the pc that my dad said will "last" me "10 years" 😭💀
The 1660 super carried my gaming career, went from running Roblox at 32 fps to 150 💀
Now the battle age will come in clutch
1660 super is probably one of the best price to performance on used market. Mine does 350fps on valorant and 160-300 on fortnite
Windows being on an SSD is one of the cheapest ways to make ur computer run so much faster
Linus took me out behind his studio and showed me his techtips. I'm still very shaken up about it, and I tried telling the police but they all laughed at me.
I got a good dell optiplex that had a i5 7th gen cpu 16gb of ram (no ssd) 500 watt ps for 50 bucks no damages or anything, literally slapped in a gtx 1050 that I bought for 20 bucks and now it’s my emulation computer for retro games.
12 dollar i recommend buying wallpaper engine
i dont think you realize even a little bit on how demanding fortnite has become, i have a 3060ti and an i7-11700f with 16gb of ddr4 3200 mhz and i cant get not even a stable 180 fps in the standard battle royal mode (and yes i fully optimized my pc)
To put how insane the price is, I bought a computer when prices were high with around the same specs and spent around 1k on it. This is daylight robbery with how the prices are going down.
This short is old but problem with that is 4th gen Dell Optiplex PCs don't use ATX power supplies. They use a nonstandard pinout and connector.
1660 super is man's greatest 1080p card
That case can work to make the ULTIMATE sleeper build
The algorithm is tripping again 💀
Also it's at 200K likes where's the PC
Now make it a whole setup for 300 bucks
Skill based lobbies on COD is a good thing. Elite vs other elites
Ive done this same thing but for 140$, old lenovo thinkcenter (16gb, i5 4670, 128gb ssd, 500gb hdd) and added a rx 630
Back when Carter actually takes about PCs 💀🙏
Bro did not get the response he expected
with that 12 dollars left i would buy some chocolate
bro never heard of tax a day in his life
The 30% bottleneck go crazy
Now make a gaming pc that can run elden ring on 60 fps with a $600 budget
All eBay Parts: GTX 980 or 770(if you really want to I guess a 660 Ti), 550-700W(TX850,CX500M,CV750 or a CX750M)Corsair/EVGA PSU, H110M(DDR4, gigabyte)LGA 1151 motherboard or a B150M(DDR4, ASUS),this is around $300 AUD and even cheaper in USD:edit you could just try to find some good Facebook market place deals too or just find a office PC(preferably Mid-Tower), use it for the case, get a Motherboard, PSU, CPU(use the one from the office computer), CPU cooler(office computer should come with one) and then a GPU
Honestly not even, the ryzen apus are really good.
@@coffeeaddict3678 which ones, I am open to any suggestion
Well my recommendation is buying a like 50-100$ desktop with 16g ram and then upgrading the cpu to a ryzen 5 5600g bcuz it has igpu also fortnite is cpu dependant i also recommend a better ssd or psu
I'd get a 2nd hand PSU, spend a few dollars on some noctua TIM (nt-h1 price for performance and quantity is best value I know of and you won't be able to take advantage of what something like TG kryonaut or hydronaut brings on that CPU). I'd go for a 2nd hand GPU also like a 3060 and you can probably end up still in budget.
If you're patient you can find Optiplexes coming out in huge lots out of places like electronics recycling centers for cheaper or from auctions. The mobos have few frills but are typically reliable, the cases at least used to be very easy to work in if proprietary, and you can get a solid working machine.
Ah yes the 80 plus white PSU with a 100% to catch fire
He said build one not buy one
Good build but idk if the cpu will be able to keep up meaning you may get consistent stuttering
Mission failed he said, build the PC not find the parts online compile a list to fit the budget. Make it come to life 😊